Giants Mock Draft: Offensive Boost

On March 23rd, the New York Giants had made several smart moves in free agency under new

head coach John Harball.

They've added wide receiver Darno Mooney, tight in Isaiah likely, linebacker Tremaine

Edmonds and safety Jason Pinnick while bringing back.

Offensive Lyman, Evan Neal, and wide receiver Isaiah Hodgins.

These picks feel gaps that receiver, linebacker and tight end, giving the team more depth

and experience.

Still, heading into the 2026 NFL draft, the Giants need a stronger right guard and better

cornerback depth to pair with there.

Secondary, earlier this week, a pro football focus mock draft simulation took a look at how

they might address those issues over the first four rounds, sticking to default settings

with no trades.

The first round pick at fifth overall went to running back Jeremiah Love from Notre Dame,

a speedy three down back with big play potential.

It's a controversial choice since many fans prioritize other positions over running

back, but it highlights taking the best talent available.

In round two at pick 37, they grab guard Emanuel Pregnant from Oregon, a durable starter

who could lock down right guard right away.

Then in round four at 105, wide receiver Malachi Fields, also from Notre Dame, adds a tall

outside threat to compliment their receivers.

Overall, the mock earned a B-plus grade, loading up on offense to build around quarterback

Jackson Dart while sparking debate on early priorities.

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